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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
Mormon rioket EIeoted.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 9-The
Mormon church ticket was triumphantly
elected at Brigham City yesterday The
Mormons generally took the oath prescribed
by the Tucker -Edmunds law Ten out Of
twelve Mormon jurors took the oath pre-
scribed by the law in the Third district court
vastarday
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LIBERTY, Ind, March 9.-Will JaErell, OK.
sheriff, his mother and Jenuie Doke, do
mestic, shortly after eating breakfast were
attacked with symptoms of arsenical poison
ing This evening Mrs. FARRELL, aged seven
ty-fiye, and Miss Doke are in critical con-
dition, with little hope Of recovery. The
poison is supposed to have been in some corn
cakes, which formed a part of the morning
meal
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The Hibernians are Happy.

CHICAGO, March 9.-As a result of the
intense feeling manifested in Irish circles in
this city over the militia bill recently intro
duced in the state legislature, the measure
has been so amended as to have no effect
upon the Hibernian Rifles and other Irish Or
ganizations. The Hibernians are greatly
elated over the result
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ny the ChIoroform Route.

BALTIMORE, March 9-Adolphus Traut-
mann, German, aged fifty-six years, COM
mitted suicide sometime last night, in rear
room of No. ;.O5 Pearl street. He went to bed
about o'clock and pasted up all the cracks
in the door and windows. Then he pulled
out the gas plug, saturated two sponges with
chloroform and tied them around his face
and covered his head with a sheet. He leaves
O wife and family,
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Crushed Under enc wheels.

WHEELING w. ", March 9-William
Ammons, aged sixteen, son of wealthy
farmer of Fairview, Marion county, at
tempted to board a way train, at the south
end of this city, and slipped, falling under
the wheels, which ran over his right leg and
body, injuring him so badly that he died an
hour later
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A Rare On Grafton,

WOOSTER, O., March 9.-On Saturday
cescarean operation was performed on the
wife of Township Clerk Harry Miller, of thia
place, as a last resort, her life having beer
despaired of. The operation was perfed
success, and healthy boy was brought
forth The mother is recovering
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British naval Designs Given Away.

LONDON, March GA sensation has been
caused by news of the suspension of one Of
the foremen employed in the Chatham dock.
yards. 1t Is alleged that he has been de-
tected revealing important and secret British
naval designs to agents of the American and
Rnnsninnn crnnrnr1n r1narntr
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Naw RrnnswInk Rlnlt suspends.

ST. JOHN, N. B., March 9.-Great excite
ment exists in financial and commercial cir
cles over the suspension Of the Maritime
bank, which occurred to-day. No particu-
lars can yet be obtained The failure cansed
great surprise .t l
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wOrlmon Seriously injured, Ono Dying

READING, Pa, March "a scafFold at the
New Keystone market house, in course of
erection here, fell and fourteen workmen
we're precipitated to the ground distance Of
thirty feet. Albert Dorbert was internally
injured and will die, and Sylvester Nicolls,
Franklin Kissinger, Magnus Eek, Jacob
Gebret, William Setley and G. Wise Norton,
were seriously injured, some of them having
limbs broken, and others sustaining severe
internal injuries.
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serious Runaway Accident.

GALLIPoLIs, o., March Capt. James
Gatewood, a highly respected citizen, and en-
gagged extensively In the lumber business
here, was thrown from his buggy this morn
ing by runaway horse and seriously in.
iured. He was unconscious some time, but
will likely recover. t.
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Hog Guessing Match.

PouGHKEEPsE, N. Y, March 9.-one of
Anthony Comstock's men has arrested a
farmer and hotel proprietor at Red Hook
for organizing hog guessing match. 1t is
charged that such matches violate the state
lottery law
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Ma5,c,no Comnanv ASSIGNS.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The Simmons Medi-
cine company have made an assignment.
The officers of the company place their as
sets at $1,000 and liabilities at 800, 900. The
refusal of the banks to carry their paper pre-
.ciDitated the failure
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pIentv of Gas at Alerandria. Ind.

WABASH, Ind, March 9.--At o'clock this
morning an. immense vein of natural gas was
tapped at Alexandria, at depth of 9+0 feet
The well is a gusher and promises to excel
In volume any well yet drilled in Indiana.
The pressure is very strong.
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High Liquor License.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 9.--In joint Re
publican legislative caucus last night vote
was taken on the subject of high hquoa
license The result was fifty-four for to fouR
AGAINST
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The Hnnlan-Reach Race.

TORONTO, Ont, March 9.-The articles
signed by Hanlan for a race with Beach on
the Nepon river, Australia, provide that the
contest sb0li occur November 26 next.
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whore Beecher PreaChed Hia FIrst Sermon.

BATAVIA, O., March Sew persons pass
ing an old livery stable In this antiquated
Ohio village would deem it worthy Of notice
only as spot to get away from as speedily
as possible. And yet this square wooden
building was once the first Presbyterian
church, and these very rafters looked down
on Henry Ward Beecher, when at the age of
twenty-five he preached his maiden sermon
In this place
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON March 9.-Indications-
Fair, weather, followed in the northern por.
ton by light rains, higher temperature east
erlv winds, shifting to southerlY.
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WANTED-LOTS.

NANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH FROM THE
w owner, one or more unimproved Lots in the sub
urbs north of the city state location aud lowest
price for cash. Address ADREN ELWOOD, Star Of
flee flT-2ts
"ANTED-IIIMEDIATE WHOLE
w squares and large lots of cheap, unimpruved
ground in the District limits northeast southeast and
southwest sections preferred All communications TO
insure attention and expedite business must afford
fun and correct particulars regarding condition of
titles, give numbers of squares and feet therein
tanned and name absolutely cent the lowest posi-
be figures that can buy When suited will buy quickly
tives of estates need apply. Address CAPITAL
Lock Box 537. City Post Office f12-1t-
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
IN FINE CLOTHING AT
OAK HALL.
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
The great sale 81 the large and MAGNIFICENT stock Of
TO . close, 30 call at once.
FOR BOYS 4 TO Is YEARS.
"a Overcoats at $3.50,
$5 Overcoats at $3.50.
$6 OvercOats at "a
81 so Overcoats at as
80 OvercOats at Sc.
$40 Oyercoats at $50.
"a Jacket and Pants at SO So
S. Jacket and Pants at $3.50
IS Jacket and Pants at "a.
$50 Jacket and Pants at S.
% Jacket and Pants at $6a
$40 Jacket and Pants at az.
FOR BOYS ID TO 10
"a Overcoats at SO.
$6 Oyercoats at 81 80
$3.50 Overcoats at 80.
$l0 0vercoats at 81 so.
$12 Overcoats at So.
$l5 Overcoats at SO.
$9 Suits at %. so.
$40 Suits at $3.50.
SIS Suits at $40
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
81 Oyercoats at $3.50,
50. 30 OvercOats at SO.
1880 Overcoats at $3.50.
$I2 Overcoats a $lO.
$l7 Overcoats at SIP
$23 Overcoats at SO.
$25 Overcoats at 1880.
$332 Fine Kerssy S9rtea5s At $40.
3s:SS s sais: s It g.
$l5 Suits at SO.
$50 Suits at $3.50
Full Dress Suits lswallow tail coat at s15.
Odd Pants, immense variety, from 81 so up.
OAK HALL,
III CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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The report OF the Senate committee on the river
and haroor bill, raising the the appropriation TO
the Improvement OF the Potomac river opposite
Washington TO two hundred thousand dollars, Is
In the line OF wisdom, but It does not go far
enough Colonel Hams, whose opportunities for
judging OF the needs OF the work In hand are
greater than those OF either house of Congress or
any COMMITTEES thereof has declared In no uncer-
tain terms that half-million dollars Is the least
sum which VIII avail TO protect the improvements
already made. He could make good use OF seven
hundred thousand dollars but five hundred thou
sand will insure the unfinished work against
destruction, so that the money needed TO complete
u can De appropriated at wider intervals and In
smaller amounts. The distinction between a true
and false economy can easily be dfscerned in the
way Congress treats this matter. The work rs a
whole requires the expenditure of a certain sum
OF money. To the people who have 70 furnish that
sum by taxation 1t makes no pSactical difference
whether the money is spent nowbr ten years hence
but it does make a difference to them whether
or not the large sums already laid out must be
thrown away and the total cost doubled That IS
what Will happen II the river Is swollen by sud-
den flood before the Washington channel is effect
lively guarded against 1t. The shape OF the river
bend Is such that the mud and refuse from above
the Long bridge may at any time be swept down
and choke the channel, necessitating the re-
newal ofidredgtng operations there at great cost
VI HOncy anu Time, anu throwing back TO their
1ncipient stage the other improvements which
have got well under way.
The Senate, If IL values its reputation for sound
foresight as distinguished from pennywise frugal
ity, will raise the amount OF the pending appro-
priaton still higher, and hold TO It against all
wise assaults. There is no doubt OF its success
1t exertS its viii. The House must have its river
and harbor law; 1t cannot face its constituents
without that. few hundred thousand dollars,
NJ ara ,ofcp tn fnot
the extra expenditure can be shown to be the part
Of wisdom, and the capital Of the whole nation,
instead OF a single congressional district is to
profit by IT,
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ExpLAsAroRY AND Aporoarrro.

"MAN PROPOSES AND ANOTHER MAN. DIS
POSES" WE PROPOSED TO HAVE OUR TWO
LARGE WINDOWS BARRIcADED FOR ABOUT
SEVEN DAYS WHILE THE ARCHITECT WAS
HAVING EXTRA DOORS PUT IN ON THE SEW
ENTH STREET SIDE OF OUR BUILDING FOR
THE BETTER ACCOMMODATION OF OUR Pa
IRONS. THROUGH MIsCALCULATION ON THE
PART OF SOMEBODY CAS- USUAL IN SUCH
CASES. NOBODY Is TO BLAMED, THE OBsTRUC-
T1oN STILL REMAINS, BUT WILL BE REMOVED
CERTAINLY NOT LATER THAN NEXT TUES
DAY. INSIDE, HOWEVER, OUR HOUSE IS IN
ORDER, AND OUR PATRONS SUFFER- NOT THE
SLIGHTEST INCONVENIENCE, BUT WE LOSE IN
THE MEANTIME THE OPPORTUNITY OF DIS
PLAYING IN THOSE WINDOWS A GREAT MANY
CHOICE AND sEAsONABLE BARGAINS THAT
OUR FRIENDS ALWAYS LOOK FOR-AND NEVER
IN vAIN-AT THIS TIME OF YEAR; THEY ARE
ON OUR COUNTERS THOUGH. AND YOU'VE
ONLY GOT TO WALK IN AND PLACE YOUR
HANDS ON THEM
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THERE ARE FEW SAMPLES OF OUR MARX
DOWN OFFERINGS HOWEVER, EXHIBITED IN
THE SMALLER WINDOWS FOR INSTANCE, THE
$40 BUSINESS SUITS MARKED DOWN TO 81;
THE $3.50. SO AND $3.50 DERBY HATS THAT
WE ARE SELLING AT s1e5 EACH THE sEPA-
RATE PANTS THAT ARE GOING so RAPIDLY AT
s2.95-THE BEST VALUES BY FAR EVER OF
FERED IN THIS CITY FOR ANYTHING APP
Preaching THE PRICES NAMED. THE NU-
NERVOUS STYLES OF NECKwEAR-ALL SILK
IN HUNDRED DIFFERENT PATTERNS, AT rs
CENTS EACH, CANNOT BE DUPLICATED ELSE
WHERE FOR LESS THAN SO CENTS THE ENG
LIsH BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE AT 10 CENTS
A PAIR THE FINE QUALITIES OF KID
GLOVES - THE HAND-EMBROIDERED DRESS
SHIRTS, PERFECT WORKS OF ART-AND OTHER
FIxINGs TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION HERE
THEY CONVEY BUT FAINT IDEA OF THE
GOOD THINGS TO BE FOUND INSIDE, BUT
WHICH WE HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO SHOW
IN OUR WINDOWS OWING TO THE "BARRI-
CADE.n
SAKS & COMPANY
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS FOR ALL MANKIND,
III 300 TO 3Os SEVENTH STREET.
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II the New jersey legislature should conclude to
waste no more time In turbulent warfare bnt
slect William Walter Phelps Senator, it would
have the satisfaction OF feeling that it might have
gone good deal further and Jared good deal
worse
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No. 1. Four Spring Newmarkets 80 and "a only, dark
Sh esss P sold At $50 You can have them Red
nevertheless true.
No. Six Cloth Suits for Children 3 to years they
Price 3 Sd y9% ein se them b at Red Ticket
No. B. Six Ladies' Newmarkets. Diagonal Cloth trim
med with Black Fur, sold at 1918 instead Of
1t may seem to you ridiculous. but it is true
No. 4 Eight Misses Coats IA and l6 years only good
ever can use them can have them at Fl p Tao
ably this sounds ridiculous, but that's the way
No. D. We selling all Colored Dress Goods.
have still left line Of Colored surah silks de:
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No g. One lot Of Striped and Checked Nainsooks SELL
Red We have s ~ 81 them at
bs9 so 6n;z as is Red Ticket
No .n ss 10 yard good
% cents yard; Red Ticket Price is cents
No. 9. One case Lonsdale Cambria at 10 cents
so dSs ar kaafns ses sa s.1 h1 sSss
No. IL R One pair Lace Russian Border. sold at s15o
No. IL Two pair Madras Curtains sold at 90; Red
No 1 One R sts. Ssgcs1Sd slightly soe sold at
No II. One beautiful Piano Chenille Cover. very
slightly soiled. sold At ss, so: Red Ticket Price
sold I at eT RED eEet s elss
90 cents only.
NO IT, Only four moro Of those celebrated Smoking
Jackets. and no more to be had; Red Ticket
Price only 81.
No. IL In our Millinery Department. lot of Ostrich
Tips all shades. sold at 81 bunch; Red Ticket
Price 80 cents.
NO Is Childrens, Nurses and Mattresses White Caps
lace trimmed Red Ticket Price 15 cents.
No 10 All In our Notion Department-One lot Japa-
nese Trays. 10 cents; School Bags. at 5 cents:
Purses, at 10 cents: one lot Of Gold Front Pins,
at39 cents. All these here advertised are worth
more than double
No 20. In the Zephyr Department-One lot Worsted
PRINCES 20 to 40 cents; to close out Red Ticket
Price 10 cents.
No II. One lot finest quality Embroidery Tinsel all
colors to close out ) cents q ball
No % One lot of beautiful Tapestry Covers at only
Sl-oO; worth more than double
No. %. One lot Torchon Laces to close out: Red
Ticket Price cent.
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SURPRISES FoR To-MonRow.
FOR FEB. 18TH we offer 6-button "Palais Royal
Kid Gloves for CSC.
Undressed Kid Mousquetares, buttons tans, grays,
embroidered, for CSC.
Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves buttons. tAns
and browns, embroidered. Csc.
eV One pair only to each customer.
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II Is to be hoped that the report Of Mr.. Powder
ys intentions VIII prove true and that he will lay
his hand heavily upon those district assemblies
which, In defiance OF the rules OF the Knights OF
Labor and In contempt of the General Master
Workmans orders, have persisted in imposing
local boycotts without authority from the central
executive board. There Is no doubt that this in
subordination not only has damaged the order OF
Knights by relaxing its internal discipline gener-
ally, but has injured it In the esteem Of outsiders
who can scarcely be expected respect an organi-
zation that does not respect itself If Mr. Powdery
Will draw the line sharply between the loyal and
disoyal elements In the order, and open vigorous
IRE upon those members who by their bad conduct
have brought the labor cause into disrepute he
VIII have the satisfaction Of either strengthening
the Knights as body or Fastening the dismem-
berment which must sooner or later result from
UNPUBLISHED muttny. II they have not sufficient
consistency TO hold together under the enforce
ment OF their own rules the sooner they 1ndit out
the better; and In any event Mr.. POwderly will be
able TO gather enough good men about him, un-
Quest1onaoly, to build up a society which Will
either cease making laws or obey those by which
II has voluntarily bound itself.
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IF The festive season is drawing to 8 close, and
naturally, merchants intent selling not buying
Az consequence the wholesale trade is dull snd the
PALAIS ROYAL. having taken advantage Of that fact
sent its buyers to New York last week Not SO foolish
as competitors think. We enabled to quote
prices astonishngly ow and feel assured that some
your fnery must be showing the effects Of seasons
dissipation few dollars outlay will go far
many dollars did the commencement Of the season.
Please take the hint at least far to read our ad
vertsement below.
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NOR RENT
I2S06 Gay St, 12r. $40
6,59 u Sc, Ir-, H. i.-....21
1870 Bound. ne, 5r.....s
"a Blad. road, or. q
3 Piers, ct. sw., 3r. :. $50
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There Is one suspicious feature about the recent
assaults OF union workmen on non-union men
On the New York wharves: the assailing parties
In some way avoid arrest Instead Of the hearing
OF these cases through the court records, we hear
OF them through the newspaper reporters, who in
turn get their stories from persons purporting to
have witnessed the ARRAYS. This fact leaves to
the reader . choice Of explanations-either that
the outrages are not so bad as reported or else
that the police are afraid to do their duty.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INOR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK; q ROOMS
ana oath latrobe, range, hot aud coll water euS,d
locauon northwest, convenient % three lines
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View York feels happy over the news that the
Third avenue street car line Is TO be converted
Into cable road, with faster running time and
with more comfortable cars, lighted by gas. How
soon VIII the Washington companies delight the
public with q similar announcement?
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BOARDING.

EoR RENT-PLEAsANT,- WELL FURNISHED
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given and required 514 18TH st. nv fl7-1ms
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one Front Room With bay window; III modern oonve,
niepces: in new house: private family Terms very
BOARDING AND ROOMS Two LARGE WELL
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